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| 6-week sessions are divided into 3-week segments. It is highly recommended that beginners take parts A and B of the Intro class, and will often find it helpful to repeat B before moving on to the intermediate level. Graduates of the intro class may repeat either part for half-price. Before classes start there is a free warm-up period from 6-6:30 so you can come dance, review class material, or ask questions (if instructor available). 3 Wednesdays (one segment) Jan 5 thru 19 Intro to Salsa & Mambo/NY Style Part A 6:30-7:45 pm Intermed Mambo/NY Style Salsa ("on 2") 7:45-8:45 pm Special Workshop on January 19 Ladies Styling with Sharon German 9:00-10:00 3 Wednesdays (one segment) Feb 2 thru Feb 16 Intro to Salsa & Mambo/NY Style Part B 6:30-7:45 pm Intermed Salsa ("on 1") 7:45-8:45 pm Special Workshop on Feb 16 Topic to be announced 9:00-10:00 Class descriptions below |
| Location Providence Tango studio 99 S Bend St (one block from McCoy Stadium) Pawtucket, RI for directions: www.providencetango.com Cost 3-week segment: $35 (good for any 3 classes in a 6-week session) 6-week session: $60 (allows one make-up to be used only in following session) Drop in per class $15 Feb 9th workshop: $15; $12 for those registered in session) Repeat a beginner segment or session for half-price! Available only to students who have registered in and completed the Intro to Salsa class. For more info [email protected] or call Pamela at 508-820-9828 ATTENTION NEW STUDENTS: There is a FREE warm up & review period from 6-6:30. So if you have missed the first class of a session, you can still catch up on the basic step. Please call Pamela to find out how we can help you get into this session: 508-820-9828 Please note: In cases where a make-up class is permitted to be carried over into the next session, we regret that we cannot carry it over beyond the next session, nor can we guarantee that specific classes will be available. CLASS DESCRIPTIONS Intro to Salsa & Mambo/NY Style, Parts A & B The fundamentals and building blocks for creating a dance and enjoying salsa. Includes the basic steps and turns with simple variations for two popular styles danced in clubs. Emphasis is given to timing, the lead and follow connection, and quality of movement. It is highly recommended that beginners take both A and B, and will often find it helpful to repeat part B before moving on to the intermediate level. Intermediate NY Style Salsa (aka Mambo or "on 2") Intermediate Salsa (aka "on 1") More advanced turns are introduced as well as ways to combine turns. Lead and follow technique is refined. Additional emphasis is given to freestyle footwork, body styling, and musicality. IMPORTANT: Each session of these classes has new turn patterns and footwork so you can repeat it many times and keep learning new material. It does, however, repeat some important basic technique that is very helpful to review and will improve your dancing. Cross-Body Lead Clinic The cross-body lead is the move that makes the dance! Sure, you may do it all the time, but make yours fantastic and instantly boost the quality of your dancing. Then learn styling and surprise variations that you can easily work into any repertoire or use to spice up your beginner moves. What's the Diff between NY Style and "on 1"? |